Each scholarship includes:

- Full tuition fees for an eligible one year master’s programme at Warwick commencing in 2025

- A monthly stipend to support with living expenses for up to 12 months

- Return flights to the UK in economy class from the awardee’s home country

- Transfers between the UK airport and campus

- An excess baggage allowance

- An IELTS test

- Immigration costs and National Health Service surcharge

Eligible Courses:

- MSc Analytical Sciences and Instrumentation

- MSc Applied Artificial Intelligence

- MSc Behavioural and Data Science

- MSc Behavioural and Economic Science (Science Track only)

- MSc Cyber Security Engineering

- MSc Cyber Security Management

- MSc Diagnostics, Data and Digital Health

- MSc Digital Transformation for Healthcare

- MSc Engineering Business Management

- MSc Global Decarbonisation and Climate Change (Science route)

- MSc Healthcare Operational Management

- MSc Humanitarian Engineering

- MSc Humanitarian Engineering with Sustainability

- MSc Humanitarian Engineering with Management

- MSc Mental Health and Wellbeing

- MSc Polymer Chemistry

- MSc Psychology by Research

- MSc Supply Chain and Logistics Management

- MSc Sustainable Automotive Electrification

To apply for an eligible PGT course at Warwick please on the link below.

 Eligible Countries:

Warwick is one of several universities that has been awarded funding through the ASEAN-UK SAGE: Women in STEM scheme with some countries allocated to either one university or another. Interested applicants from Indonesia and Thailand may apply for Warwick's own scholarship schemes, subject to eligibility criteria. For more information please visit Postgraduate Taught financial support (warwick.ac.uk).

To be eligible for one of the ASEAN – UK SAGE: Women in STEM Scholarships you must:

- Be or identify as a woman

- Be a passport holder and permanent resident of one of the eligible countries listed above

- Hold an unconditional offer of a place to study on one of the eligible courses listed above. You must apply for a place at Warwick before applying for the scholarship. Candidates with a pending application at the deadline will be considered.

- Have completed all components of an undergraduate degree at the time of submitting the application for the scholarship; final awards pending will be considered on a case by case basis.

- Demonstrate case for financial support/socio-economic need.

- Not be in receipt of financial support of funding towards your study programme in the UK from any other source and not be able to privately fund your UK studies.

- Declare any periods of study undertaken outside of your home country and explain how this was funded.

- Have not previously studied at degree level or higher in the UK or lived recently in the UK. Distance learning at a UK university or study at a UK branch campus in another country will be considered as studying in the UK.

- Meet the English Language requirements of the course to which you have applied to study.

- Be motivated and academically able to follow and benefit from a UK postgraduate taught course.

- Be active in the field with work experience or with a proven interest in the proposed subject area.

- Be willing to demonstrate future contribution to capacity building and socioeconomic advancement of your home country through the benefits achieved after graduating from UK higher education.

- Agree to return to your country of citizenship for a minimum of two years after your scholarship has ended.

- Agree to maintain contact with the University of Warwick, British Council and ASEAN-UK SAGE (Supporting the Advancement of Girls’ Education) and act as an ambassador for the UK. You are required to engage with activities as part of an ASEAN – UK SAGE: Women in STEM alumna during and after your studies.

- Demonstrate a plan and a passion to engage other women and girls in STEM from your home country.

- Agree to your personal data being shared with the British Council and ASEAN - UK SAGE members for the purposes of assessment and promotional activity, as a condition of applying for the scholarship.

Please note: A candidate will not be eligible for a British Council Scholarships for Women in STEM if they:  

• Hold dual British citizenship.
• Are an employee, a former employee, or relative (*) of an employee of Her Majesty’s Government (including but not limited to: British Embassies/High Commissions; Department for Business and Trade (DBT), the Department for Energy Security, Department for International Trade; the Ministry of Defence; and the Home Office)

- Are an employee, a former employee, or relative (*) of an employee of the British Council Scholarships for Women in STEM – eligible countries.

(*): Relatives are defined as parents or stepparents, siblings or stepsiblings, children or stepchildren, spouse, civil partner, or unmarried partner (where the couple have been in a relationship akin to marriage or civil partnership for at least two years).  

- Are currently in receipt of financial support or funding towards your study programme in the UK from any other source.

- Have previously studied in the UK with funding from a UK Government-funded scholarship or a UK institutional scholarship/financial bursary, as well as those who privately funded their UK studies.